by Frederic Shriver Klein. 1955. 239p

This book presents a historical account of Lancaster City and County, focusing on its industrial, agricultural, and commercial development from 1841 onwards. It highlights key events, notable figures, and the evolution of local enterprises, aiming to capture the essence of the community's progress over the decades. The author, with contributions from Dr. Philip Shriver Klein, emphasizes the importance of public improvements and the role of local businesses in shaping Lancaster's identity as a significant American industrial and agricultural hub.